Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-04

at G. W PRESTON :. 80 regular size
cakes HrSJ class laundry soap for one
dollar
IRar-ron-
DIR. Pearsons Is better and is in his
office
The Cornet Band will give a Prom
euade Concert in Opera Hall, Tuesday
evening, April 18th. All cordially in
yiJed.
j. W. Towards people who have
been ON the sick list are better
Geo. ". BuzzelI is laid up for re-
pairs.
April came in with one of the
most beautiful of winter days. 1t was
more than zero cold in the morn
Ing. however.
Ladies Society Of the Cong.
church meet at the vestry on We'd
uesday afternoon. Gentlemen invit-
ell u supper at 6 O'Clock.
Geo. Cas- has taken the DR.. Brown
farm. and moved on TO it. Mr.. Cass
Is good farmer and Will carry the
farm on we'll
We hear of some people who have
been experimenting with the naples
and find them full of sap and willing
10 ..ruu. whenever the weather shows
mild spell.
Geo. W. Bridgman Of Hardwick
was here Saturday and Sunday. The
report that there were twin boys in
lis family i untrue. Somebody's
Imagination ran away with him when
he got up that story.
Bv accident last week, in an item
relative 70 the Hill vs.. Eaton law
case. we stated that the matter was
being heard before W. d. Crane, Esq
ID should have been stated before
Hon. II. c. Wilson of Troy.
a letter from Chester Tracy of
Iowa says the spring has opened fine
Is and springs work Is being done.
H. saws the big flowing well at Belle
Plain. Of which we recently gave an
account. Is still uncontrolled.
Lorenzo p. Hammond, an old citi-
ze1. and for several years a resident
d. this place. died on the 3Oth ult.
His wife has been in q feeble condi-
H.a for several months, owing to a
fractured limb. The old people have
been tenderly cared for by their
daughters.
W- have received from Lee & Shepard,
Boston. q book entitled Natural Law
..- Bushes, World. which i a very
ca.r ami interesting production. As
t --.- Indicates it treats OF business.
an. 81. man can read il without getting a
uu.. better knowledge Of how % do bus
--.-- I- j. "a volume well worth the
lIleE. - cents
s.. f. Brockwav. who recently left
Barton Landing. writes Us that him
--t and family arrived safely in Los
Angeles. Cal. after pleasant and
--.- journey Of seven days. We
hope rs receive a letter from him ere
long. giving an account Of his jour
ae.- the country, etc.
l- Observing Fast Day, the sug-
----.la Of Gov. Ormsbee should be
-=ei-i. and the attention of the peo-
F.a turned toward the evils of intern
lrauce- Ii l. only by discussion,
agitation and constant work that our
eumuuiJies can be protected against
avarice Of the rum seller, and the
l"Ee- 81 appetite.
T. T. Rawson and family started
bennington Saturday morning
A.. Eaws0n's store will be run by
L-r-e-iu- Hubbard and Will be kept
--.e--i UP a heretofore. Mr. Hub
Ia-i. who has had n large experience
N t-i- store and elsewhere in the line
=. watch repairing, etc. viii run this
Business In his own right, and those
H--.uE goods or work in his line
VI" aud the store a good point to
t.--
Men who violate the law, sell II
t."-- yet drunk, break the peace and
.a-- thunder generally, take on Bit
'-z.s x they fall into the meshes Of
--- law They blame the officers,
curse the law and threaten vengeance
on All around. Why would It not be
q more profitable job 70 quit the bus
'les- altogether; the liquor law
never Furnishes anybody who neither
sells pr drinks the stuff. Men who
p-i their fingers into the fire must
Apecr % smart for IL.
There l. great complaint that the
roads leading into this village, es-
l'eeia-ly those from Glover and West
'lo'er- are in the worst sort Of con-
l-llon from cradle holes 1t has been
proved In this village and other places
mat the common road machine. fast
elei on % sleds will cut roads down,
ileh them out, and ill up the holes
= Y pretty poor economy TO allow
lne roads leading into town 70 be